, 1887-07-07

by l.. L. smith u Sons or Seattle. Jud ge
Swan has received his ribbon. 1t looks
fine. For sale by Frank Henry, Olympia,
at % cents each.
Headquarters for the finest fresh fruits
and vegetables-at James Smiths, near
Marine Hospital, on the hill. Proprietor
always on hand, and ready to deliver to
any part of the city.
Master Chester Dolph, son Of Senator
j. n, Dolph of Oregon, and a young
son of Bishop Morris, came down from
Tacoma with Hon. A. w. Bash whose
guests they will be for few days.
You can buy good hat for S1.O0 at NJ.
Bornstein's San Francisco Store.
Capt. Rock, formerly in command of
the ship Dstroit, arrived few days ago
from San Francisco. The captains busi-
ness on the Sound is the purchase of
vessel suitable to the coal and lumber
trade between our ports and coGstwise
ports.
Colored shirts, including two collars
and one pair of cuffs, for 81 90 at Nj.
Bornstein's San Francisco Store.
Prof, George and party favored the
public with delightful free concert at
the III. e. church last Saturday evening,
and again in praise service at the Sun
day evening services III the same church.
They are fine vocalists, have Il large
class, and are giving most excellent sat
isfaction.
Two good dressmakers wanted imme-
GiatelY. Best wages will be paid. Ap-
ply at once to Mrs. l.. W. Sullius.
Mr. Jas. Smith, our artistic gardener,
paid his compliments to the ARGUS today
in the shape of few sample productions,
He grows the finest strawberries, cher
ries, raspberries and goosberries in the
land. Go and see him if you want to see
what is possible in our climate.
You can bay boots and shoes at San
Francisco prices at NJ. Bornstein's San
Francisco Store.
Hon. j. C. Lawrence, Territorial:
Superintendent of Public instruction,
passed through today to Victoria. He
will attend the Territorial InstitE'c at
Tacoma, after which he will hold an
institute at Port Townsend-the latter
probably during tbs last week in this
month. 1t will be a new thing for Port
Townsend, and will of course be appre-
ciated.
The PHILHARMONIC CLUB.-The con-
cert of the New York Philharmonic Club,
to be given at the opera house on Friday
evening. viii be one Of the Lest oppor-
tunities ever offered to our people 70 hear
fine, thoroughly classical concert COM
pany. The Philharmonic Club is COM
posed Of six gentlemen who are rare in
strumentalists. Every one OF them are
finely proficient in his respective de-
partment. Me5srs. Arnold, Weiner and
Schench are especially commended by
the highest musical critics of the land.
Nine. Tanner is one of the first yocalists
OF the nation. Lovers of music cannot
afford to let this opportunity pass.
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS. = Last
evening James G. Swan, vice-Great In
cohonee, Improved Order of Red Men,
installed the following officers to serve
for the next six months, for ChemalEum
Tribe No. l: Alfred j. Swendsen, Pro-
phet; w. H. Il. Learned, Sachem; John
T. Norris, Senior Sycamore; d. P. Trim
BILE, Junior Sycamore; VIM. F. Learned,
Chief of Records; Henry Rothschild,
Asst Chief of Records. This tribe now
numbers about $50 members in good
standing, and its popularity is on the
increase. AS benevolent and benefiei-
ary order the Red Men stand at the
head of all benevolent orders in this
place
The P.-L. reporter says few gentle
men are raising subscription to defend
Mrs. Molloy, the evangelist, on her trial
for being accessory to the murder of
Sarah Graham. This item is correct
except that Mrs. MollOy has never been
charged with having been accessory to
the murder of Sarah Graham-or of any
body else; AID no one is raising money
to defend her in any trial. 1t is surpris-
ing to note how persistently her case Is
misstated to her detrimeDt. A never
ending attempt is carried on to poison
and warp the public mind. During the
trial of Cora Lee, Mrs. Ms foster daugh-
ter, wherein the latter was witness for
| the defense, at Springfield, No., one wit
ness for the prosecution said privately
that he was $50 afeared she wouldn't be
hung" he didn't know what to do"
Another threatened to waylay and thrash
the Judge, because he said the Judge
nearly caught him il lie. The jury dis
agreed, because some were sworn to con-
Wet. The Judge granted n Gew trial,
and change Of venue on his own mo-
tion-because, as he said, it was impos-
sible to get a fair trial.
Travers Daniel, Esq, and wife, arrived
here today from Montgomery, Alabama.
Mr.. Daniel Is one of the old pioneers OF
Port Townsend, having arrived here IN
1853, on his way to Bellingham Bay,
where he took charge of the coal mine.
Subsequently he figured as the editor OF
the fist newspaper ever published IN
Port Townsend, the Register. He was
followed in that enterprise by Mr.. Whit
acre. father OF Mrs. Al. Bartlett, now oi
this city. then by Harry Sutton, and at
terward by Alfred 3. Pettygrove, Sutton
changing the papers name to the Hes